Unidos Latino Association co-hosted Hispanic Heritage Night at J.H. House Elementary
Unidos Latino Association joined Hispanic Heritage Night at J.H. House Elementary School, where students gave presentations on Hispanic history, culture and achievements.
The J.H. House Mexican Dance Team performed. Organizers Teresa Cadena Murillo and Dr. Orissa DePass invited Rebeca of the group to co-host alongside City of Conyers Councilman Anthony Pacheco.
From Unidos Latino Association· Instagram · Oct 15
Open the post“Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Night at J.H. House Elementary School! It was wonderful seeing our students give presentations on Hispanic history, culture, and achievemets, and watching the J.H. House Mexican Dance Team deliver an incredible performance that showcases the richness of our community and diversity. A big thank you and congratulations to the amazing event organizers Teresa Cadena Murillo and Dr. Orissa DePass for inviting Rebeca to co-host alongside the amazing City of Conyers Councilman, Anthony Pacheco.”
What you can do
From Unidos Latino Association’s post, turned into news by Collective. Something wrong? Tell us
The social network for social good.
Unidos Latino Association posted, and Collective turned it into this story. Join to get the good news from the organizations around Atlanta, every day.
Sign upFree, and about a minute
More in Legal help and rights
Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce honors GCADV's Jim Mejia
The chamber named Mejia one of its 2026 Most Influential Latinos in Georgia, and the coalition lists its Georgia hotline as 1-800-33HAVEN.
Street Grace says 306 trafficking survivors received care in 2026
Care coordinators in Georgia and Tennessee provide individualized care, resources and support to victims and survivors of human trafficking.
Raksha wins two grants for survivor legal help and youth healing
The GAPABA Law Foundation chose Raksha among 8 grantees, and Community Corps among 22, funding the KHELA program for South Asian children.
Artists call their Reconstruction Era painting their most important work
The permanent installation was created for the Reconstruction Era wing of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and a dancer performed before it.
